St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-22
Mrs. DR.. j. H. Murphy-Black silk cos

Mrs. DR.. j. II. Murphy-Black silk cos
tune.
Mrs. DIR. Flagg-Black silk costume.
Mrs. Summers-Dahlia purple saith with
black Llama lace overdress: V-Shaped cor
sage; bonnet and fan to match; diamond
ornaments.
Miss Horn-Geranium scarlet trimmed with
black velvet, which proved a very pretty re-
etepiion costume among the conventional
black worn by the majority. Elegant cos
tunes were worn by Mesdames jefferson,
Iar6oX; Gilfillan, Green, Greye, Horn. Shaw,
mardenberg, Odell, Ives, Kelley, Hope,
thompson, Mann, Baker, Warner, Price,
Prince, A. j. Stone, Adams. Shepherd, Pol
lock, Banning, Berkey, Frost, Finch, Auer-
bach ana many others.
MOTHER GOOSE ENTERTAINMENT.
very novel and amusing entertain
ment was given at the Clinton Avenue
Methodist church last evening, under
the auspices of the ladies of the w. G.
L. u. society, by the Band of Hope Tenn
perance society; Mrs. X. n. Hare SUI
perintendent, Miss Blanche Lyon lead
er and directreSS, Miss Parke musician.
The programme was very interesting,
composed of the old rhymes, familiar
to the large audience. The 'Old Wom-
an the ShOe,'' was one of
the chief features of the evening. The
ola woman was perSOnated by Miss
Grace Conoley, and the children Hiere
Louise Callahan, Kittie Callahan, Dora
and Chris Johnson and Liddie Green.
Mother Goose, Ethel Graves; Little
Bopeep, Eva Baher; Red Riding Hood,
Matte Jones; Yankee Doodle, Frank
Connolly; Jack and Jill, Georgia Gettis
and Eddie Sphinx; Jack the Giant
Killer, Martin Staller; Mother Hub
bard, Jennie SOuthworth; Jack H0rner,
Freddie ROthhOuSer; King Cole, Wesley
Sherin; GOody Two Shoes, Flora Hare.
The following chorus of little girls sang
the Mother Goose melodies: Margie
Meir, Birdie Lucas, Maud Ballard,
Nellie Ballard, Annie Tiffeny, Grace
Haskell. At the close of the programme
Miss Lyons was presented with an ele-
giant Japanese mirror by Mrs. McTin1-
mont, president, as token of their
appreciation of her services.
SOCIAL EXCERPTS.
The class day exercises of the High
school will be held at Assembly hall
this afternoon at o'clock. Following
is the programme: Presidents address,
Z. X. Dyer; response by president of
.SS, j. III. Randall, Jr.; history, Mark
ID. Hoyt; free Grafton, Miss Mary Col
valid: motto, +. r. Bigelow; song.
..Good-bye," Miss Maybon; prophecy,
viii Banning, Jr.; prophet on prophet,
Geo. b. Lynch.
Miss Ruby Calderwood, of Galena,
ILL.,, is visiting at the residence of her
sister, Mrs. Hub G. Schumacher, 491
Broadway. She will spend the summer
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Schumacher
have returned from Galena.
The second annual excursion of the
harness, Saddlery, hardware and collar
manufacturers of st. Paul and Mime
apoliS will occur to-day, leaving for
Lake Park hotel at O'clock a. IN.
The Ryan will be unusually gay dur
ing this week, and Siebert'S orchestra
Will play at the parlors every evening
from to IL o'clock, and in the dim
ing room during the o'clock dinner.
The st. Johns Episcopal church at
White Bear Lake will give festival at
Leip'S hotel tomorrow evening. Music
and dancing will be enjoyed. A late
train will be run to st. Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Rogers have gone
to Minnetonka to spend the summer at
family and J. NJ. Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs J. GeiSelman have left
the Merchants and gone East to spend
the summer at Long Branch and Sara
toga.
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Moore will spend the summer with Mrs.
Norwood, of Quincy, Ill.
Miss Eloise Hartford, of Marshall ave-
nue., will leave for her home in Boston
this evening.
Mrs. Bogart, of Central avenue, is en-
tertaining several Eastern friends.
Several pleasant picnic parties en-
Joyed the cool weather yesterday.
j. W. Ham has gone to live atthe
Lafayette, Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. Fred Wright. of Summit avenue,
leaves for Europe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Macdonald will
leave tonight for Chicago.
Miss Huntington, mother and4siSter
will visit Winona this week.
MIR. Studiey, of the Ideals" left for
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer, of Columbia,
Oak, are in the city.
Miss Nora Austin will spend her vaca-
ton at Minnetonka.